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SIDC Space Weather Briefing 02 December 2018 - 09 December 2018 Judith de Patoul & the SIDC forecaster team

Summary Report Solar activity from 2018-12-02 12:00 UT to 2018-12-09 12:00 UT Active regions AR 2729 (small bipolar) Flaring # B-class flare: 8 # C-class flare: 0 # M-class flare: 0 # X-class flare: 0 Filaments / CMEs Proton Events Solar wind and geomagnetic conditions from 2018-12-02 12:00 UT to 2018-12-09 12:00 UT Coronal Holes November-27 & December-04 ICME / SW Conditions 500 km/s (December-03) & 600 km/s (December-08) K-indices max K-index (Dourbes): 4.0 max Kp-index (NOAA): 4 All Quiet Alert: Text and Color to be included

Solar Activity

Solar active region - start of the week SDO/HMI White Light 2018-12-02 SDO/HMI Magnetogram 2018-12-02

Solar active region - middle of the week SDO/HMI White Light 2018-12-05 SDO/HMI Magnetogram 2018-12-05 AR 2729 AR 2729

Solar active region - end of the week SDO/HMI White Light 2018-12-09 SDO/HMI Magnetogram 2018-12-09 AR 2729 AR 2729

Solar active region & Filament SDO/AIA 30.4 nm 2018-12-02 SDO/AIA 30.4 nm 2018-12-09

Solar active region & Coronal hole SDO/AIA 19.3 nm 2018-11-27 SDO/AIA 19.3 nm 2018-12-04

Solar F10.7cm radio flux

Flaring activity Probabilities (%) and occurrences (#) of B/C/M/X-flares issued at 12:30 and over the next 24h: Issue date 2018-12-02 2018-12-03 2018-12-04 2018-12-05 2018-12-06 2018-12-07 2018-12-08 2018-12-09 Probability ---|01|01|01 ---|30|01|01 ---|10|01|01 ---|05|01|01 Observed 00|00|00|00 01|00|00|00 02|00|00|00 03|00|00|00

Coronal Mass Ejection

Solar proton flux

Solar Wind and Geomagnetic Activity

Solar wind parameters (DSCOVR data)

Solar wind parameters & K-index (DSCOVR/Dourbes)

Geomagnetic activity (K-indexes)

Outlook

Outlook: Solar activity

Outlook: Solar wind

Outlook: Geomagnetic activity

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